Sentence examples for how about declaring from inspiring English sources
How about declaring advertising free zones and removing the tax deduction for spending on ads?
So how about declaring America's airwaves a national resource, free to anyone who doesn't crash into other users?
How about, he declared, we call them the Strategic Arms Reduction Talks — START.
It's not about declaring independence.
"How about the Republicans declaring independence from the gun lobby, just once, in a very small, modest way?" Since their rebellious 26-hour sit-in before the Independence Day recess, House Democrats have pledged to keep fighting for votes on gun control legislation.
A sixth-grader named Margaret attaches a Teenage Softie sanitary napkin to the little hooks on her pink belt, and declares, "How about that!
Or when Sally Field declared "You really like me!" How about the time when Sylvester Stallone and Muhammad Ali did a bit of friendly sparring, after Ali declared, "You stole my script".
"How about you?" "They're in Senegal," he declared.
How about 11? How about nine?
"How about that?" How about it.
